Sara Dudman's exhibition Ley of the Land presents new earth-pigment paintings arising from a series of ‘nomadic-sporadic’ walks undertaken within an ancient Cotswolds Land Circle.  

Through the social walks, folk dancing, foraging for wild earth pigments and unearthing the ancient and modern stories held within the land, Ley of the Land condenses and imagines future, past and present relationships with this rural part of the country. Also featuring a film by filmmaker Hannah Earl and ceramics by Amanda Coldridge.     With assistance from Evesham Ramblers and Heaps Morris                                                                             

Alongside a retrospective exhibition of the last ten years of Sara's work.   

Open daily 11-4 until 27 September and then Friday-Monday 28 September - 26 October 

Thank you to everyone who came to the fascinating  'in-conversation' with archeological artist Elizabeth Poraj-Wilczynska  

There will be a reprise of the illustrated talk for the RWA by Sara Dudman in the gallery at 2.30 on 27th September book your place here